inflation running rampant, price of gasoline return to seven-year high it reached in november, that is when the president taps into america s oil reserve to push prices lower. now more than 60 days later, right back where we started on that number. dana: we ll hear from the president later this morning on new numbers after the white house really tamped down expectations. the president is expected to deliver remarks from the white house 10:45 eastern and we find peter doocy there at his second home, the white house. hi, peter. peter: good morning. officials for days have been setting expectations for this report, very, very low, suggesting that they thought it was going to be bad because of covid. but this would be situation where they are happy to have been wrong. press sect. psaki: the month s job report may show losses because workers were out sick from omicron at point it was peaking. fu are not at work because of the omicron variant, you are not going to be counte
trace: that is a snub. come on. those are the years he became the goat, didn t have a word for them, maybe he will later on in the day, sandra. sandra: can t wait to dig into that in just a bit. meanwhile, fox news alerting off the top of the hour here. america s crime crisis, the paternal order of police slamming the white house and press secretary jen psaki. nation s largest police union saying the increase in violent crime is no laughing matter. hello, and welcome everyone, i m sandra smith in new york. great to be with you trace. trace: trace gallagher in for john roberts. critics accuse her of laughing off the crime crisis. union chief says it s nice she feels safe in the white house but not everybody is feeling safe. at least 16 cities set records for homicides in 2021 and dozens of police officers have been shot so far this year. we have team cox coverage. charlie hurt with his reaction in moments. sandra: sad state of affairs when you point to the numbers. fir
oakland the naacp calling out the cities defund the police and movement blaming it for the dramatic rise in crime it. san francisco community activist former mayor ariel candidate richie greenberg will join us with his thoughts and just a moment. but first must go to christina coleman she is live in los angeles with a more on the story, christina. high arthel part oakland naacp chapter is calling city leaders to declare a state of emergency due to these out-of-control crime and a scathing letter to city leaders they say leadership the movement to defend the police and proliferation of anti- police rhetoric have created a heyday for criminals. frustration over all the murders, armed robberies, carjackings and other crimes oiled over in a public safety meeting near oakland on thursday. residents are urged city leaders to do more to stop repeat offenders. he just drive around and pick a victim. it is getting scary and fearful. how do we stop this hamster wheel of crime? th
good evening. welcome to the whole story. i m anderson cooper. tonight brings us to one of the most beautiful and progressive cities in america. it s a city known as much for its social activism as it is for its wealth and innovation, particularly in the tech world. it s home to the highest number of billionaires per capita in the country. but it s also one of the least affordable places to live. it s san francisco. a city some say is in steep decline because of crime, homelessness and drug use. more people died from drug overdoses in this city during the covid pandemic than from the virus itself. cnn s sara sidner heads to the bay area, a place she once called her home, to show us what it looks like now and find out what happened to san francisco? reporter: so when i first laid eyes on san francisco, i was enchanted. from where i am right now driving over the bay bridge, and it looked like someone had taken an enormous vat of fog and just continuously poured it
no bidders appear, the government said they are ready to step in and take it over. the morning i m david asman infra neil cavuto. this is cavuto live . we start with lucas tomlinson at the white house with some numbers as the president launches his reelection campaign. not a great mom as far as the numbers go. that s right, president biden low approval rating one of the reasons one and three democrats support somebody else for president in 2024, many republicans want this race focus on the economy. i don t want everyone every day and make it like my family to suffer as a result of poor policy. that s exactly what we see not a divided administration. they re not designed to help people, the economic policies of this administration are designed to track people. let s throw the pole number back on the screen eight in ten americans believe the economy is only fair or poor a number that hasn t changed much over the past five months. inflation is the problem we don t have to